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Critics Have Seen Thunderbolts*, And They Can’t Stop Talking About Florence Pugh’s ‘Standout’ Performance
Peter Debruge of Variety writes that the blockbuster balances self-deprecating comedy with mental health concerns and relies on deep knowledge of obscure characters (better get to watching those Marvel movies in order) to make sense of the MCU going forward. Debruge agrees with the others that it’s Florence Pugh’s film, writing:
Movie review: ‘Thunderbolts*’ with Florence Pugh feels new but familiar
Déjà vu times two is understandable when it comes to this brand-new darkly merry bunch, known, for now, as the “Thunderbolts*.” Their assembling is the new direction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (now a whopping 36 films deep) even if it feels, at times, like familiar territory rather than uncharted waters.
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Now, Florence Pugh's Thunderbolts* is expected to collect between $70 million and $75 million in its opening weekend in the ...
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Florence Pugh made her MCU debut with Black Widow (2021), featuring alongside Scarlett Johansson. She was introduced as the ...
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